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CAN YOU HELP SERVE STRAWBERRY SUNDAES AT THE EKKA?

Can you volunteer a few hours and help serve up the iconic Ekka Strawberry Sundaes between 10 – 18 August?

The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation, through The Common Good Au, is urgently seeking volunteers for the evening shift (5:00 pm – 9:30 pm).

All profits from The Common Good’s Strawberry Sundae stalls support equipment, research and patient care programs at The Prince Charles Hospital, Australia’s leading cardiology hospital and home to Queensland’s second busiest Children’s Emergency Department.

The Ekka is one of their biggest events of the year, and they still have volunteer shifts to fill – can you help?

If you can spare a few hours to scoop sundaes under the Ekka fireworks, you can find out more and register for a shift here www.tcg.org.au/ekka24 .

By volunteering, you will receive free entry to the Ekka PLUS a free iconic Ekka Strawberry Sundae.

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